Day 4 🏗️ of #FramerBuild — Feature Bento Grid This style has one rule: if itDay 4 🏗️ of #FramerBuild — Feature Bento Grid This style has one rule: if it
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Day 4 🏗️ of #FramerBuild — Feature Bento Grid
This style has one rule: if it doesn’t need to be there, it isn’t.
No gradients. No shadows. No color accents. Just a grid, tight typography, and a lot of intentional empty space. The whitespace isn’t laziness — it’s the design.
What I built:
— A mixed-size bento grid with 9 cards
— Stat cards with oversized numbers (99.9% uptime, <2ms latency)
— A pull quote spanning two columns
— A terminal/code card in Syne Mono
— A ghost grid texture card with a watermark
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Designed for people who want the journey to feel as good as the destination.
Created a premium travel website concept for Wanderly, combining cinematic imagery with an editorial-style digital experience.
The goal was to make the website feel less like a typical travel booking platform and more like a luxury travel magazine you can interact with.
What I focused on:
• Premium travel brand direction
• Cinematic hero experience
• Editorial typography
• Destination and experience cards
• Strong visual storytelling
• Clear booking-focused CTA
• Social proof and traveler ratings
• Responsive web layout
• Luxury hospitality-inspired UI
The design uses warm neutrals, deep shadows, soft typography, and immersive imagery to create a sense of escape before the user even starts planning the trip.
Designed with a strong Figma + Framer-style approach, focusing on visual hierarchy, interaction, and conversion.